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aiol-11053	Corinaldesi, Cinzia	Deep-sea benthic ecosystems waste nothing and recycle everything, even viruses	2022	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2791	164	54	Quantitative relevance of viral decay rates in deep-sea sediments Pioneer studies in aquatic ecosystems have supposed that viral production is balanced by viral decay based on the assumption that viral dynamics are in a steady-state condition (Thingstad, 2000; Wommack and Colwell, 2000). Factors influencing viral decay rates While viral production depends on the abundance, metabolic activity, and burst size (i.e., number of viruses released per infected cell) of prokaryotic hosts (Glud and Middelboe, 2004; Parada et al., 2007), viral decay is in- fluenced by a complex interaction of physical, chemical and biological variables (Danovaro et al., 2008a).	cache/aiol-11053.pdf	txt/aiol-11053.txt